My horse refuses to eat this even when it is mixed in with his normal supplements and feed

I have 3 horses on MagneChrome, it's been around 3 months. I've been wondering if I need blood tests to see if their insulin resistance has changed. I don't know how to tell if it is helping. But so far my mini hasn't gotten winter laminitis. I'm also keeping him at nearly his ideal weight and soaking every meal of his hay. I'd love your input, thanks. This is a big experiment for me.

My 2003 Arabian gelding had a thick neck crest, he hasn't had grain or concentrates for more than three years. I decided to try this. His neck crest is much diminished. He isn't fond of the taste. We introduced it very slowly. I'll keep using it. Shipping is fast and it is well packaged.

My horse was previously on remission and consistently refusing his grain. I switched to MagneChrome and he eats it happily. He is staying at a healthy weight and looks great!

Great service

Great products. The magne crome has a rancid / soy smell to it. Are you using soy products?

Too early to tell

Unfortunately my pony who needs this absolutely refuses to eat it. I have passed it along to a friend to try on their horses who are on magnesium supplements.